BTS’ Jungkook broke a new record on Spotify and earned a Guinness World Record

BTS’ Jungkook, the youngest member of the successful South Korean boy band, broke a new record as a soloist. The idol demonstrated his popularity in the K-Pop field to everyone’s surprise and achieved a new feat in record time.

Jungkook has been given the Guinness World Record for being the Fastest K-Pop Soloist To Reach 1 Billion Streams On Spotify according to the official website of the organization.

BTS’ Golden Maknae achieved this feature with only three songs: Stay Alive, Left and Right with Charlie Puth and Dreamers which was recorded for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

The record was set in 409 days, surpassing BLACKPINK who was the previous record holder. Jungkook demonstrated his power in the K-Pop industry and maybe he will break his own record again when he releases his debut album which is set to be released later this year.

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